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* In ''{{Wanted}}'' when the main character snaps, quits his job and smacks his backstabbing "best friend" on the way out with his keyboard, we're treated to a BulletTime shot of a tooth flying out, forming the letter U to accompany the F, C and K keys that flew off the keyboard. [[RefugeInAudacity It's that kind of movie.]]
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* In ''{{Wanted}}'' when the main character snaps, quits his job and smacks his backstabbing "best friend" on the way out with his keyboard, we're treated to a BulletTime shot of a tooth flying out, forming the second letter U to accompany the F, C U, C, K and K Y, O keys that flew off the keyboard. [[RefugeInAudacity It's that kind of movie.]]
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* [[Condemned Criminal Oirgins]] has crazy hobos and homeless people. When you smack them upside the head with one of the various improvised weapons, teeth occasionally fly out and onto the ground.
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* [[Condemned Criminal Oirgins]] {{Condemned}} has crazy hobos and homeless people. When you smack them upside the head with one of the various improvised weapons, teeth occasionally fly out and onto the ground.
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* [[Condemned Criminal Oirgins]] has crazy hobos and homeless people. When you smack them upside the head with one of the various improvised weapons, teeth occasionally fly out and onto the ground.
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* HomestarRunner was once punched in the face by Strong Bad, causing a giant tooth to fly out. However, Homestar for some reason claims that he doesn't have teeth.
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* A regular event in {{Viz}} strips, especially ''Biffa Bacon''. Biffa often loses teeth to blows from his own parents.
--> Biffa (in pub with father): Fatha, I bet Ten pints ye cannat knock aal me teeth oot wi' one punch.
--> Next panel, Father (with nine pints of beer in front of him and a tenth in his hand): Cheers son!
--> Biffa (toothless): Baftard!
--> Biffa (in pub with father): Fatha, I bet Ten pints ye cannat knock aal me teeth oot wi' one punch.
--> Next panel, Father (with nine pints of beer in front of him and a tenth in his hand): Cheers son!
--> Biffa (toothless): Baftard!
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* Literature relating to comic books; in ''{{The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier and Clay}}'', our heroes insist on drawing The Escapist punching teeth out of Hitler's mouth on the cover of their first comic.
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* ''{{Dexter}}'' gets in a fight which results in a temporary crown getting knocked out, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
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* ''{{Dexter}}'' gets ends up killing the wrong man in a fight which results self defense, resulting in a temporary crown getting knocked out, out during the struggle, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
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* ''Dexter'' gets in a fight which results in a temporary crown getting knocked out, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
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* ''Dexter'' ''{{Dexter}}'' gets in a fight which results in a temporary crown getting knocked out, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
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* ''Dexter'' gets in a fight which results in a temporary crown getting knocked out, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
* ''Dexter'' gets in a fight which results in a temporary crown getting knocked out, which he has to look for the next day at the crime scene before the forensics team finds it.
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* Cleverly and artistically used as part of the title of ''Bleach'' chapter 426. Ichigo and Uryu both punch out the big boss of a gang who was after Ichigo, knocking out three of his incisors. The artistic part is where the chapter number appears on the teeth as they fly out. The reason why they were there? Ichigo previously had punched out SEVEN of one of their guy's teeth.
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* Cleverly and artistically used as part of the title of ''Bleach'' ''{{Bleach}}'' chapter 426. Ichigo and Uryu both punch out the big boss of a gang who was after Ichigo, knocking out three of his incisors. The artistic part is where the chapter number appears on the teeth as they fly out. The reason why they were there? Ichigo previously had punched out SEVEN of one of their guy's teeth.
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* Happens [[BattleDiscretionShot off-screen]] in an early episode of the ''YuYuHakusho'' dub. [[BruiserWithASoftCenter Kuwabara]] is set upon by a group of thugs while he's taken a vow not to fight at all, even in his own defense. As [[DeadToBeginWith Yusuke]] and [[DontFearTheReaper Botan]] watch helplessly from the sidelines, Botan makes the horrified observation, "Is that a ''tooth''?"
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* [[MortalKombat9 Mortal Kombat]] has this in the very detailed X-ray moves, which frequently involve blows to the head, with [[NightmareFuel handy]] x-ray shots of the injury in question. Characters with non-standard skulls, like [[ButterFace Mileena]] and [[ImAHumanitarian Baraka]] have distinct teeth and jaws. Most of the time, teeth go flying.
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* Venom's teeth often go flying when ''{{Spider-Man}}'' gives him a beating. Not that it matters much, since they grow back in seconds.
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* Venom's teeth often go flying when ''{{Spider-Man}}'' gives him a beating. Not that it matters much, since they grow back in seconds.
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* A RunningGag in the [[SpyVersusSpy Spy Vs. Spy]] comics in MadMagazine. Whenever one spy was caught in an explosion, an entire set of teeth would come flying out of the blast.
* A RunningGag in the [[SpyVersusSpy Spy Vs. Spy]] comics in MadMagazine. Whenever one spy was caught in an explosion, an entire set of teeth would come flying out of the blast.
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* In the climax of ''{{Feast}}'', the second Heroine uses a rifle butt to knock out every last one of a monster's [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily many, many teeth]]. Then tops this [[spoiler: by shoving her arm through its now-harmless jaws, and all the way down its throat, so it chokes to death!]]
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* Cleverly and artistically used as part of the title of ''Bleach'' chapter 426. Ichigo and Uryu both punch out the big boss of a gang who was after Ichigo, knocking out three of his incisors. The artistic part is where the chapter number appears on the teeth as they fly out. The reason why they were there? Ichigo previously had punched out SEVEN of one of their guy's teeth.
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* Venom's teeth often go flying when ''{{Spider-Man}}'' gives him a beating. Not that it matters much, since they grow back in seconds.
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In funny works, this can take a humorous form: The guy who is hit will lose ALL his teeth - because they're dentures. Even if they were not hinted to be fake. Or if the work is an a setting where dentures aren't invented yet.
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In funny works, this can take a humorous form: The guy who is hit will lose ALL his teeth - because they're dentures. Even if they were not hinted to be fake. Or if the work is an in a setting where dentures aren't invented yet.
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* GoldenAge comics tended to use this frequently.
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* GoldenAge [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comics tended to use this frequently.
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* PlayedForDrama in a scene from the director's cut of ''{{Film/Watchmen}}''. When Nite Owl learns from a Knot-Top that his mentor Hollis Mason was murdered by other members of that gang, he [[BerserkButton snaps]] and punches the man in the face repeatedly, visibly knocking a few teeth loose.
** "Visibly knocking a few teeth loose" is an understatement. The last you see of the guy is him gurgling his own blood which has ''most'' of his teeth floating around in it.
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* PlayedForDrama in a scene from the director's cut of ''{{Film/Watchmen}}''. When Nite Owl learns from a Knot-Top that his mentor Hollis Mason was murdered by other members of that gang, he [[BerserkButton snaps]] and punches the man in the face repeatedly, visibly knocking a few teeth loose.
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** "Visibly knocking a few teeth loose" is an understatement.
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* In ''{{Wanted}}'' when the main character snaps, quits his job and smacks his backstabbing "best friend" on the way out with his keyboard, we're treated to a BulletTime shot of a tooth flying out, forming the letter U to accompany the F, C and K keys that flew off the keyboard. [[RefugeInAudacity It's that kind of movie.]]
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* In ''RealBoutHighSchool'', Ryoko knocks several teeth out of the head of gang leader Takasugi's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. Hey, it's his fault he was talking when the fight had already started.
* In ''RealBoutHighSchool'', Ryoko knocks several teeth out of the head of gang leader Takasugi's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. Hey, it's his fault he was talking when the fight had already started.
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* One issue of ''{{Daredevil}}'' briefly but specifically mentions this; Daredevil lands a blow on Max the Ax that'll cost him a lot of money in dental work.
* In ''Super Pro K.O.'', Prince Swagger loses two teeth after a face-first collision with a corner post.
* In ''Super Pro K.O.'', Prince Swagger loses two teeth after a face-first collision with a corner post.
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* In ''The Comebacks'', Coach Fields tries to intimidate George Johnson into stepping in line, and even invites him to attack him. After being knocked down by a savage headbutt, Coach's tooth is returned to him by another player.
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* Bad guys' teeth go flying in the opening sequence to ''ThePowerpuffGirls''. And one episode of ''ThePowerpuffGirls'' was pretty much based on this trope.
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* [[Troy]]: Paris manages to knock a tooth loose from Menelaus; the only good jab he gets in the fight.
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* At the end of ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'', Louis the chef loses a few teeth after getting hit on the face by a mast.
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* [[Troy]]: Paris manages to knock a tooth loose from Menelaus; the only good jab he gets in the fight.
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* GoldenAge comics tended to use this frequently.
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** "Visibly knocking a few teeth loose" is an understatement. The last you see of the guy is him gurgling his own blood which has ''most'' of his teeth floating around in it.
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* In the HarryPotter[=/=]{{Hellraiser}} crossover ''Evil Be Thou My God'', Harry is punched by Peter Pettigrew's silver hand and loses a molar in the process. He discovers this when he spits out a mouthful of blood and the wayward dentition comes with.
* In the HarryPotter[=/=]{{Hellraiser}} crossover ''Evil Be Thou My God'', Harry is punched by Peter Pettigrew's silver hand and loses a molar in the process. He discovers this when he spits out a mouthful of blood and the wayward dentition comes with.
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* [[color:lime:Fin]] loses a tooth during ''Homestuck''[==]'s intermission. Importantly, Diamonds sees the tooth on the floor and uses its placement to know when to throw a swing that, due to [[color:lime:Fin]]'s [[TimeMaster time powers]], hits him several minutes ago, [[StableTimeLoop knocking the tooth onto the floor]] in the first place.
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* [[color:lime:Fin]] loses a tooth during ''Homestuck''[==]'s ''{{Homestuck}}''[==]'s intermission. Importantly, Diamonds sees the tooth on the floor and uses its placement to know where and when to throw a swing that, due to [[color:lime:Fin]]'s [[TimeMaster time powers]], hits him several minutes ago, [[StableTimeLoop knocking the tooth onto the floor]] in the first place.
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* [[color:lime:Fin]] loses a tooth during ''Homestuck''[==]'s intermission. Importantly, Diamonds sees the tooth on the floor and uses its placement to know when to throw a swing that, due to [[color:lime:Fin]]'s [[TimeMaster time powers]], hits him several minutes ago, [[StableTimeLoop knocking the tooth onto the floor]] in the first place.
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* Will Danaher does this in ''TheQuietMan''.
* Happened to Centipede in the movie version of ''JamesAndTheGiantPeach''. Also, to the robot shark. (No fistfight, but teeth are still flying.)
* This is used as a RunningGag in ''UndercoverBlues'', in which small-time criminal "Muerte" loses a tooth when attempting to mug one of the titular spies. He stalks them, determined to exact revenge, and ends up losing more teeth in most of their encounters.
* PlayedForDrama in a scene from the director's cut of ''{{Film/Watchmen}}''. When Nite Owl learns from a Knot-Top that his mentor Hollis Mason was murdered by other members of that gang, he [[BerserkButton snaps]] and punches the man in the face repeatedly, visibly knocking a few teeth loose.
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* Bad guys' teeth go flying in the opening sequence to ''ThePowerpuffGirls''. And one episode of ''ThePowerpuffGirls'' was pretty much based on this trope.
* In the "Pecos Bill" segment of ''MelodyTime'', Bill knocks out all the gold fillings off a gang of rustlers, which is why "there's gold in them thar hills".
* In the ''{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}'' episode where [=SpongeBob=] has to impersonate Mr. Krabs at his Navy reunion, one of Krab's buddies asks to punch him in the "armor abs", resulting in one of his teeth coming loose. The others are disappointed that he only lost ''one'' tooth, until he spits out a few more, and the others declare, "Now that's manly!"
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